SeyyedMehdi Razavi; Alireza Ghorbani; Hossein Kalate Arabi; MohammadReza ShegerfNakhaee; Yaser Tabaraee
Volume 20, Issue 5 , March and April 2014, , Pages 665-673
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Introduction: Job stress including physical, social and psychological factors, impact on personnel’s health. This problem is more observed in health workers that have continuous communication with patients. Continual and severe stressors are integral part of health worker that exposed at risk of burnout. ...
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Introduction: Job stress including physical, social and psychological factors, impact on personnel’s health. This problem is more observed in health workers that have continuous communication with patients. Continual and severe stressors are integral part of health worker that exposed at risk of burnout. This study aimed to determine the association between burnout and workplace physical condition in health department staff of Sabzevar University of Medical Sciences.
Methods: This cross - sectional study was conducted among 220 staff of health Department of Sabzevar University of Medical Sciences. Maslach standardized inventory and workplace physical condition questionnaire contain ten question verified by Faculty members of Sabzevar school of health were completed by employee. The collected data were analyzed by spss 16 software.
Results: The highest average of age was in caretaker and administrative staff (41.3±7.08). There was a significant relationship between lack of personal accomplishment and depersonalization with workhouse and also significant relationship between lacks of personal accomplishment, depersonalization, and emotional exhaustion whit field of activity was observed. . Physical condition of the workplace was associated with lack of personal accomplishment.
Conclusion: The work environment in healthcare system is always associated with job stresses and its personnel that are susceptible to job burnout. It is proposed by encouraging informal relations within the organization, motivating employee, training, improving of physical conditions of work and meritocracy can implement effective interventions to reduce vulnerability and staff burnout.
Hamid Alami; Ahmad Dovlatabadi; Yaser Tabaraee; Alireza Qorbani; MohammadReza Shegerfnakhee
Volume 19, Issue 4 , January and February 2013, , Pages 364-370
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Background: family medicine is a global effort to improve quality, cost-effectiveness and equity in health care systems. Family medicine is bound to maintain and promote family and community health. Increase people satisfaction of family medicine plan is from these goals. This study aimed to determine ...
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Background: family medicine is a global effort to improve quality, cost-effectiveness and equity in health care systems. Family medicine is bound to maintain and promote family and community health. Increase people satisfaction of family medicine plan is from these goals. This study aimed to determine the satisfaction of family medicine in insured people has done in Sabzevar University of Medical Sciences. Materials and Methods: This was a cross sectional study. Data were collected by two-part questionnaire that measures satisfaction in 8 scope and 1250 samples selected randomly in each class. Also analyze it by SPSS 17 and using independent t-test, ANOVA and Pearson Correlation coefficient. Results: 1199 questionnaire was analyzed.69/4% of samples were housewives. Also 72/1% of them were female, 85/3% married, 86/4% rural residents and 90/9% of them received services from public centers. In surveyed scopes, the highest and lowest level of satisfaction observed in payment costs and trust and belief to family medicine performance respectively. Relationship between sex, age, job and marital status whit satisfaction rate was no significant. Also relationship between residence, education level and type of center whit satisfaction rate of family medicine was significant statistically. Conclusion: Results show that higher education level, receiving services from urban and private centers lead to more satisfaction for clients.
Ladan Najjar; Arash Akabery; Tahereh Tofighiyan; Mohammadreza Shegarf Nakhaee
Volume 16, Issue 4 , January and February 2010, , Pages 206-212
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Background and Purpose: One of the important factors affecting the life quality of every person is the disease, where one of the main interventions in this regard can be the individual counseling which is one of the most appropriate procedures in improving the life quality in chronic diseases such as ...
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Background and Purpose: One of the important factors affecting the life quality of every person is the disease, where one of the main interventions in this regard can be the individual counseling which is one of the most appropriate procedures in improving the life quality in chronic diseases such as myocardial infarction. Therefore, the present study was cnducted to investigate the effect of individual counselling on the quality of life in patients with myocardial infarction. Methods and Materials: This quasi-experimental study was conducted on 56 patients with myocardial infarction at Vase’i Hospital in Sabzevar, Iran, who were selected through convenience sampling; they were divided randomaly into two groups: thew intervention and the control groups, and were homogenized as for their age, gender, level of education and history of myocardial infarction. The intervention group received four one-hour counselling sections every other day in physical, mental and social domains. However, there was no intervention for the control group. The quality of life of the two groups was surveyed and compared by QOL-SF36 questionnaire after a one-month period. The obtained data were analyzed in SPSS 11.5 using chi-squre and independent samples t-test. Results: The results showed an ioncrease in the quality of life of the intervention group in the social field (52.67±18.74). Also, %80.8 of the the participants had stated their general health status to be average, and %86.60 experienced less anxiety and/or depression. Chi-square results indicated that despite differences in physical, mental and social domains, the deffierence was significant only in the mental dere not significantly different (p=0.99). Conclusion: The results indicated that individual counseling does not have an effect on the life quality of patients with myocardial infarction
Abbas Heidari; Tahereh Tofighian; Ali Rabbanizadeh; MohmmadReza Shegarf Nakhaee; Mohsen Koushan; Kazem Maskani
Volume 15, Issue 2 , July and August 2008, , Pages 123-128
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Background and purpose: Research findings suggest a day-to-day increase in the rate of suicide particularly among the youth. Recognizing the risk factors and taking measures to control them seem essential and this study was conducted to this purpose among patients admitted to Sabzevar Hospital who attempted ...
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Background and purpose: Research findings suggest a day-to-day increase in the rate of suicide particularly among the youth. Recognizing the risk factors and taking measures to control them seem essential and this study was conducted to this purpose among patients admitted to Sabzevar Hospital who attempted to commit suicide. Methods and materials: The study is a deh1ive study and the study population was cases of suicide at Vase'ee Emergency clinic in Sabzevar Iran from which 106 cases were selected through convenient non-probability sampling. Clinical interviews were done by a psychiatrist; interviews were conducted with other family members of the cases in order to shape a clear picture of cases' personal social and economic characteristics. Throughout the interviews a checklist of intended variables was filled out. The study data were analyzed using Chi-square in SPSS. Results: In the present study 106 cases (49.1% male and 50.9% female) with a mean age of 24.88.4 years were studied. The prevalence of suicide risk factors were 63.2% singleness mental disorders (41.5%) with depression being the most prevalent (28.3%) conjugal conflicts (15%) drug-dependence (14.2%) family problems (12.3%) physical disorders (8.5%) unemployment (6.6%) stressful events such as loss of a close relative (6.86%) educational problems (3.8%) and divorce (2.8%). Conclusion: According to the findings of the present study the risk factors contributing to suicide in Sabzevar Iran may include adolescence and beginning of adulthood mental disorders conjugal conflicts family problems unemployment educational failure marital disagreement having lost a close kinsman and disappointment.